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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Contaminant transport modeling"”.

  1. Surface spills at unconventional oil and gas sites: a contaminant transport modeling study for the South Platte alluvial aquifer

    … impact groundwater. Here, I present fate and transport simulations of aqueous fluid surface spills, the most likely pathway for groundwater contamination during oil and gas production operations, with four primary goals: (1) to evaluate whether or not these spills pose risks to groundwater …

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  2. Sequential Electron Acceptor Model of Intrinsic Bioremediation at a BTEX Contaminated LUST Site in Laurel Bay, South Carolina

    Contaminant transport modeling is being used more often at petroleum hydrocarbon contaminated sites in an attempt to aid engineers in evaluating the feasibility of natural attenuation as a remediation alternative in groundwater systems. In this research, a three-dimensional sequential electron …

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  3. Strengths and limitations of bioretention sorbent amendments to simultaneously remove metals, PAHs, and nutrients from urban stormwater runoff

    … (BSM) has limited removal capacity for dissolved contaminants; hence, amendments may be justified to improve performance. In this study, the potential of five low-cost sorbents as BSM amendments – waste tire crumb rubber (WTCR), coconut coir fiber (CCF), blast furnace slag (BFS), biochar (BC) and …

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